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Acne in adult women is often hard to treat. One study showed that 80 percent of women prescribed antibiotics for acne receive no benefits from the drugs, Shinkai said. In these cases, the acne may stem from normal hormonal changes, such as those that occur around the menstrual cycle, or from a true hormonal disorder. For many of these women, medications that target hormones, rather than skin bacteria, would provide the most help, Shinkai said.
Some adults do have pimples. There isn't an age that determines when the acne is going to stop. This has a lot to do with genetics and daily skincare. If your parents have no acne you are likely to not get any acne when you are older. However, it might be the complete opposite and you do get acne. The only thing is to have a great skincare and time will tell. I didn't have acne in my teens but now in my early 20's I have acne. Annie L Â· 9 years ago.